Incredible. Let me tell you a story: there was a man who started this kind of off-grid life in a village called "Achi-Inyi" in the southeastern region of my country. But his own was with a generator only. The village wanted to be independent of any government facility,y but they generated the funds to service and maintain the generator. Not long after, the generator developed faults that took time to fix, and lots of issues came up from there because of a lack of proper management, skills, and competencies to manage such things. I guess that it was also more of a one-man show rather than collective ideas.
From there, they had issues managing it, and people broke off the grids and connected to public government-serviced facilities.
For you and the community to have stayed together for some time, it means that the system is structured and organised to run efficiently and effectively. Well done to the team.
!PIZZA
!MMB
!ALIVE